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The Voice of the Bard: Living Poets and Ancient Traditions in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland

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The Voice of the Bard: Living Poets and Ancient Traditions in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland - Neat, Timothy, and MacInnes, John (Contributions by), and John, MacInnes (Contributions by)
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"The Voice of the Bard" presents biographical portraits of fourteen poets and singers. All are Scottish Highlanders-most are unknown outside their local communities-and all are twentieth-century exponents of rich literary traditions whose origins can be traced to the pre-Christian era. This is a book of great importance and is illustrated with many previously unpublished photographs and a wide variety of song-poems. It reveals a hidden layer in the history of the Scottish Gaidhealtachd and paints a mini-history of Highland ...

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The Voice of the Bard: Living Poets and Ancient Traditions in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland 1999, Birlinn Publishers, Edinburgh, Scotland

ISBN-13: 9780862418427

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